Ciara (tied up) and Anja Meyer |
Please read my review of 7
Nightmares Girl 4 for the setup of this story! Model Samantha (Ciara) still lies tied up in
the hooded woman's (Anja Meyer) dungeon, who now lifts her hood and
reveals herself to be a nun, Athena, who has gone on a mission to track
down and erradicate witches - and she accuses Samantha to be a witch, and
uses various forms of torture, many adapted from the Spanish inquisition
(including one using an electric hotplate), to get a confession out of her
- but Samantha remains stubborn, insisting she's not a witch - until she
stumbles over the tale of Haensel and Grethel, whom she
insists on being evil kids because they have burned an old woman. Athena
is happy for having made another witch confess, so she ties a thread to a
sword hanging over Samantha's head and puts a candle beneath the thread to
burn it through - which would eventually cause the death of Samantha.
Athena has however forgotten all about another woman (Yvonne Wölke) she has tied up
in the next room and who has since freed herself, and who now fights and
defeats Athena, then throws her into a cage before freeing Samantha. When
the two of them want to get some information out of Athena though, she has
mysteriously vanished ...
Anja Meyer vs Yvonne Wölke |
On the surface, this film is about
what almost all of director Michael Huck's films are about: Beautiful
women tieing up and torturing other beautiful women. However, the plot to
carry this has been wild throughout the whole 7 Nightmares Girl-series,
and it gets crazier still: Essentially it's a war between good and evil,
only the forces of the church are actually the villains (and thus the
inquisition-parallels make perfect sense), while witches and Satan are the
good guys here - and it all has to do with the fairy tale of Haensel
and Grethel, too. Now admittedly, in writing all of this doesn't
make too much sense, but it's good fun on the screen, and not half as
silly as it seems to be - and I'm sure a certain silliness is
purely intentional ... This film will be available somewhen in
December 2009. It can be ordered directly from the director via email - MichaelMHuck@aol.com
(preferred) -, phone - +49 30 / 345 1338 - or the production company's
website - http://www.gator-group.de.
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